monica, thank you. monica miller - tightening their belts. monica, | thank you.and tech giant have soared in after hours trade after the company did much better than wall street expected over the past three months. amazon clocked up sales of more than $121 billion in the three months tojune — up 7% on last year — and predicted even bigger sales over the summer. can you imagine? miya knights is co—author of the book amazon: how the world's most relentless retailer will continue to revolutionize commerce. she's also publisher of retail technology magazine. this is the slowest growth amazon's seen in its history, but the company is clearly weathering the global economic slowdown better than most. how is it doing it? i would say that and the sun was one of the biggest winners during lockdowns as shoppers moved online, but the company has said that it expanded too aggressively during the pandemic. —— amazon. what we have seen a do over the last three months is really aggressively move to sublet all of the warehouse space it expanded into to meet our demands, and it ha

thank you anjali, monica. definitely echoing anjali's last statement there and you know the freedom to create your own schedule is also the freedom to create your own schedule and you know when lockdown happened in 2020. i was already working from home as a literary agent. so what was interesting is was kind of waiting a couple months for everyone else to like get there like at home setup started. i was also pregnant throughout 2020 with my first baby and you know. the nice part is i wasn't forced to put on pants and go anywhere and throughout that whole time but you know, i did miss the editor lunches and stuff like that. but yeah, i threw myself into my work in 2020. um, i sold the most books of any year in 2020, you know, and i'm still just waiting from the multiple publish, but and then in 2021, obviously i was like trying to come back from attorney leave and 2021 was a mess, you know, and i it felt like i was doing a lot of problem solving in 2021 as literary agent as like a bridge naturally right between

monica: no, our baseline is 25. this is related to what they will announce with the anti-fragmentation tool. it is 25, and nothing concrete on anti-fragmentation. these should come with something on the anti-fragmentation tool, and we do not think the ecb is there yet. francine: let's go straight to the man of the hour, mario draghi, as we think he is about to resign. >> i would like [indiscernible] to express what i want to do. >> how much time do you think will be necessary? >> until mid day. let's suspend the session until mid day. now this hearing is suspended, and will start again mid day. tom: that is 11:00 a.m. u.k. time. we do not get the resignation speech or announcement from mario draghi yet. that is expectation after the break down of his coalition. let's go back to our guest, monica defend, head of amundi institute. what you do with italian assets during this uncertainty? monica: we moved to neutral, the exposure. on the equity side, there are still some relevant opportunities. we are positioning on the

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monica alba is at the white house with the very latest. >> hey, folks, joe biden here tested positivehis morning. >> reporter: president biden isolating in the white house tonight after testing positive again for covid-19 >> feeling fine. feeling good >> reporter: while the president currently has no symptoms, according to his doctor, he will isolate for the next five days to protect those around him mr. biden tested negative on tuesday evening, five days after initially contracting the virus last week. >> my recovery was quick and i am feeling great. >> reporter: unmasked as he returned to work in the oval office, and for two indoor events on thursday the president's symptoms resolved with the help of paxlovid, a free antiviral linked to so-called rebound cases. the president tested negative for four days in a row before testing positive again on saturday morning. a trend among those who take the five-day course >> it's not exactly clear why this is happening, but experts have theorized that one reason is that because you take the paxlovid early in the course of infection, that your

[applause] >> thank you monica. i would now like to introduce katie fischer, director of community development and finance at s.v.b. [applause] >> thank you very much. good morning. my name is katie fischer and i have the pleasure of representing silicon valley bank this morning. i want to give you some numbers to honor the challenge that we're up against here. about 12% of the country lives in california. however, 28% of all people experiencing homelessness live in california. 31% of all homeless veterans in the country live in california. 36% of the national population of unaccompanied homeless children live in california. as many here now, the definition of homelessness is varied and it often includes individuals with temporary shelter. california accounts for more than half of all unsheltered people in the country. that's nearly nine times the number of unsheltered people in the next state, texas. i want to honor the connection between mental illness and homelessness. mental illness proceeds homelessness. and tn

ah, monica jones, good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has joined a regional summit in saudi arabia. leaders from the alliance of 6 golf nations have gathered in the city of jetta, apart from biden. it will also be attended by the king of jordan as well as the egyptian president and iraq's prime minister on friday by med to saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed been so non raising the issue of the murder of dissident journalist jamarcus, shoghi, that you have her to prostate ties since by and vow to make the kingdom a pariah following pasha geese killing. 30 aster, dw washington correspondent, catalina chim. why, why biden changed his mind to engage now was a crown prince or president biden himself said that this trip to the middle east is mainly about promoting us interests, especially in economic terms, but also security. so what we're seeing here is a huge you turn in biden's foreign policy and it's a real re calibration of his relationship to saudi arabia. so as we saw this morning during the g, c, c, some, i

ah, monica jones, good to have you with us. you as president joe biden has wrapped up a visit to saudi arabia for a regional security and energy summit. biden told to arab leaders, america would maintain its commitment to the middle east. he says, washington will not walk away and leave a vacuum to be filled by china, russia, or iran, and talks with the saudi crown prince by the also raised the murder of the decided journalist jamal kiasha geese hungry soon released. earlier i asked d. w a washington correspondent, catalina che, my why biden changed his mind to now engaged with the crown prince or president biden himself said that in this street to the middle east, is mainly about promoting us interests, especially in economic terms, but also security. so what we're seeing here is a huge you turn in biden's foreign policy and it's a real re calibration of his relationship to saudi arabia. so as we saw this morning during the g, c c same, it would bite. and it's trying to do here is to reset the relationship to saudi arabia unti

ah, monica jones, good to have you with us. a ukrainian official has urged civilians in the russian occupied south to evacuate as ukraine forces prepare for a counter offensive there. meanwhile, in the east at least 3 people have been killed following shelling on residential areas around ukraine, 2nd largest city hart keith. elsewhere in the east rescue is in the city of chassis . if you are still hoping to find the bible on the buildings hit in russian air strikes, the death toll there has risen to at least 24 dw nick connelly is in kiff and i asked him if the attacks on civilian infrastructure could be viewed as a deliberate strategy by russia. well that's certainly what the government hearing care of is saying, they are convinced that this part of russian stress is to try and so panic and chaos behind the front lines to get on re ukrainians to pressure their government to come to some kind of deal with the russians, and i think right now the intentions are less important than the facts and the round of those are that russia

joining me now tom bevin and monica crowley. monica crowley podcast host, i love that podcast., has there ever been a modern president in this position that biden finds himself in? >> well, hard to say. i mean, there are two that come to mind obviously lbj in '68 right dropped out after the new hampshire primary facing ma carr i didn't have anti war candidate. he was afraid he wasn't going to win the nomination. and then you had jimmy carter, right, who got a challenge from ted kennedy. ted kennedy won 12 contests in that primary, and took it all the way to the convention, which is the last time that we had a contested convention. carter and lbj had approval around biden, where biden was carter had inflation numbers gas lines rationing all that. so a lot of similarities. no question biden is definitely weak and you throw on top of it his age being the oldest president, currently would be way older than anyone to run again and he is in a very, very weak spot and i think you see that's why democrats are positioning themselves and looking for -- hoping that he's not going to run a

let's turn to monica crowley, former assistant treasury secretary and host of the monica crowley podcastou think she is making a move, monica? >> well, jesse, back in february at c pack i was the very first person to raise michelle obama as a 2024 democratic possibility and the entire room of thousands of people audibly gasped when i mentioned her name because at the time she was not on anybody's radar. and i was all don't shoot the messenger because my message is, look, it doesn't do republicans any good to live in fantasy land or denial and not consider the worst case scenario for them in 2024. in my opinion, the worst case scenario is michelle obama. she is very formidable. she remains very popular. she has the entire obama machine behind her. she is immune to criticism. and, you know, she is following the exact same path that her husband followed before he got the democratic nomination. she wrote her autobiography. she went on a national book tour. she has these big money deals. and, of course, she has a voter registration organization as barack did before he ran. and, perhaps the ki

monica, leo and phil, thank you for joining us tonight. now let's turn to quick flashback. remember in april, this is when joe biden released oil from the strategic reserves to help stabilize the price of gas. not only did this gimmick fail to bring down prices but according to reuters, more than 5 million barrels were actually exported to asia and europe, including going to china. but per usual, yesterday biden's white house secretary, she was a little short on answers. have a look. >> reporter: there is a reuters report out this morning that said more than 5 million barrels of oil that were released from the emergency oil reserves were exported to europe and asia last month, and some of it reportedly was actually headed to china. it is the administration aware of those reports and does the president mind that some of the soil that was meant to ease pain for consumers is headed over to -- >> i haven't seen that report so i would honestly have to go look into it and see what the truth is in that statement that you just laid out and see exactly what is happening. i just have

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monica crowley is the former assistant treasury secretary and host of monica crowley podcast. should the capitol police have handled that incident when that guy was lauding insults at her while she was walking to work? >> i don't know what was in the mind of the capitol police during that particular episode. we do see it on camera. he does not look like he is physically threatening her. he is lobbing some verbal mentions to her, calling her sexy, remarking on her bottom and so forth. she took that as an affront. her claim is true that a capitol police officer was just standing there while this verbal harassment was going on, then she might have a point that perhaps, the officer should have intervened and told the guy to cut it off. i will say -- i want to make a bigger point about this. which is that, this whole episode is perfectly emblematic of the left. the left is incredibly vicious when attacks anybody that disagrees with them. when they are confronted with any kind of mild affront like this, they immediately retreat into victimhood. i'm not saying this guy should be doin

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ah, monica jones, good to have you with us. while fi us are raging across southern europe from portugal and spain to france, italy and greece, an extreme heat wave with temperature soaring above 40 degrees celsius is fanning the flames. many of the blazes are threatening popular tourist destinations that we're just starting to recover from the pandemic. a week long heat wave is scorching europe. fires season his heat earlier this year after an unusually hot and dry spring, which authorities attribute to climate change. near the spanish city of malaga, a forest fire has forced thousands of people to evacuate. when it was italian, not only to say we are sad and worried because our mountains are part of the joy of living here. there the lungs of the area to include him to prison. and we're also very worried for the residence because their homes could be in danger. it's a very difficult situation. please listen to him. we'll give you a sports stadium has become an emergency shelter for the evacuation. we've just grabbed a few essen

all right, monica, thank you for that. reporting live for from and the door county. >> i mean, well, contra costa fire fighters believe illegal fireworks led to the loss of a home in pittsburgh last night. fire crews responded here. >> 2 reports of a fire on lynbrook drive when they showed up. they found the house engulfed in flames. nobody was injured, but she rita wilson and her family have now been forced from their home. she says they were inside when her son noticed the house was on fire, although they heard fireworks going off in the neighborhood, they do not know exactly how their house caught fire. >> i mean, it was all around going offside owned. it wasn't necessarily my neighbors or anything, but we heard them all around fall. >> according to the contra costa fire districts, there were nearly 80 fires over this holiday weekend, which they know is actually slightly fewer fires than the same time period last year, although the 4th of july may be over. % officials are reminding people that fireworks are illegal and

well, monica, once again, not massive artillery, bombardments all across the front line. and particularly in that area, the defense minister survey shows who is said to have visited the front line. i'm not sure what kind of footage or any evidence there is if that has occurred. but he said, i'm gonna just put pause here. he said that the objective is to stop the ukrainians from the shelling civilian areas. there's been no proof of that actually occurring at somebody plausible as a by their own admission. they don't have enough artillery to properly fight the russians. but for the facts on the ground, massive artillery across that region, the ukrainians have the most battle hardened fighters. they are confronting the russians, and i did manage to repel and attempt to take a key highway which would allow the russians to approach sloth dance, which is their sort of operational headquarters in the region. and the russians have been trying for 2 months and they failed to do that. so the battle continues again with a great disproportion in artillery fire, but the ukrainians are

a gunman back in 2013. >> in santa monica, i'm kimberly chang.ny it. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, kimberly. nearly 2 years after it was devastated by that massive czu lightning complex fire, big basin redwoods state park in the santa cruz mountains is partially back open. the fire tore through many areas of the park like the visitors center campgrounds, some housing. but many of the ancient redwoods survived. crews have been working hard to restore those areas and make it a more inclusive and accessible experience. if you need a reservation for the park, they recommend making when they also note there are limited parking spots. big basin is california's oldest state park. it opened and 19. 0, 2. well, it's. >> basically the weekend is account of the weekend was all right. it's 5 we kinda started under way right now. looks like is going to iceland weather-wise. do we're going to start heating things up outside? you've got a nice clear evening around the bay a little breezy in spots in the san francisco. if you're headed that way, you'v

monica, last word. >> yeah, no, look, i agree. who are bearing the brunt of all these catastrophic policies mirrored the other side. make them live with the consequences that they are inflicting on the rest of us. >> sean: this is like divine justice. all of a sudden it happens to them. the first reaction is this is outrageous, we can't have this. we can't afford to pay for this. to pay for this. this is why texas, arizona, the border states have been dealing with. guys, good to see you both. freda had come out a new update on the pelosi family corruption and you will not believe what her husband did this time. it was it a legal? we investigate straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, nancy pelosi's financial activities under increasing scrutiny as we learned that paul pelosi purchase between 1,000,005,000,000 shares of a semiconductor company which comes ahead of the sentence expected vote on a bill that contains billions, 52 to be exact, in subsidies for the semiconductor industry. we reached out as fox news to nancy pelosi's o

a gunman back in 2013. >> in santa monica, i'm kimberly chang.ny it. back to you in the studio. >> governor gavin newsom is taking his message against gun violence deep into the heart of texas. newsom is taken out a full-page ad in several major texas newspapers. it riffs on a recent quote by texas governor greg abbott on abortion. quote, our creator endowed us with the right to life. and yet children lose their right to life every year because of gun violence in california, we work to save those lives. >> former white house strategist steve bannon has been found guilty of contempt of congress. he was charged with 2 misdemeanors for defying a subpoena from the panel. the house panel investigating the january 6 attack. bannon pleaded not guilty. he declined to testify. his lawyers did not call any witnesses. the federal court jury deliberated and came up with a verdict in lot less than 3 hours. sentencing is scheduled for october. 21st bannon faces a minimum sentence of 30 days in jail. the january 6 committee responded to bannon's conviction sayi

joining me now, monica crowley, former trump treasury assistant secretary and host of the monica crowley podcast. monica, i'm guessing that adams may have a different view of diversity. >> one year later or maybe not . >> you know, all of the woke virtue signaling goes right outo the window. laura , when realityut bites right. what this demonstrates is the distinct split between the ruling class and the rest of us . so the ruling class is perfectly fine with a wide open border because most of them don't have to face the consequences of thoses. disastrous policies. meanwhile, the people in the border states and in a small working class border towns are really bearinge the consequence of this catastrophic open border. but if you're sitting there is an east coast member of the democratic party in new york or washington, d.c., you don't have to faceingt thosn consequences for the little people there for other americans. but the second those h consequences come down on their heads and make their cities more ungovernable, harder to manage. that's when they step forward and say, oh, wait a minu

ah, i monica jones. good to have you with us. wildfires are raging across southern europe from portugal and spain to france, italy and greece. their spread is being aided by an extreme heat wave with temperatures in excess of 40 degrees celsius, which is said to reach even britain in the coming days. many of the places are affecting popular tourist destinations that were just starting to recover from slow business during the pandemic. a week long hate wave is scorching europe fires season. his heat earlier this year after an unusually hot and dry spring, which authorities attribute to climate change near the spanish city of malaga. a forest fire has forced thousands of people to evacuate when it was italian. no completely favor, we're sad and worried because our mountains are part of the joy of living here. there. the lungs of the area to include him to personally were also very worried for the residents because their homes could be in danger. it's very difficult situation. please listen to him, would yo

ah, i'm monica jones. good, happy with us. you as president joe biden has joined a summit and saudi arabia biden met saudi arabia's crown prince. muhammad been summoned, raising the issue on the murder of dissident journalist, jamal castro, ve the to have had frosty ties since bite and bow to make the kingdom a pariah over the killing hole. re earliest, dw washington correspondent carolina shamore. y biden. changed his mind to engage with the crown prince. what president biden himself said that this trip to the middle east is mainly about promoting us interests, especially in economic terms, but also security. so what we're seeing here is a huge you turn in biden's foreign policy and it's a real re calibration of his relationship to saudi arabia. so as we saw this morning during the gcc summit or bite and it's trying to do here is to reset the relationship to saudi arabia until the middle east. he wants to see if the u. s. and saudi arabia can work together in a different issues, like for example, energy, but also climate infr

but tom and monica, great to see you. thank you. honow those most interested inhe further regulating and grabbingg your guns are constantly revealing how little they actually know about firearms. now take rhode island rep.d david cicilline. butid this stabilizing brace which is depicted here when. when attached here it turns this weapon into an automatic weapon, this bombom becomes a bump stock he just described the arm brace, which is used t by people who have a handicap to help fire a pistol. he just described it as a bump stock. they have noo ideae what they'ri trying to ban. like if they could use wikipedia or a picture orre something here really quickly to understand that she what she's offering has nothing to a do with the bomb stock. co with the bomb stock. >> joining meng now is congressman tom mccarthy, the man you just m explainingg the basics of a gun t structurec to that democratic representative. congressman. have they figuredpres out yet wo they're trying to ban other than saying weaponsn, of war, which is a tedious ph

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hi, monica. >> and good morning to you. you're right. walmart is making it easier for spanish speakers to shop online. now the new technology enables customers to search in spanish for over 600,000 of the most commonly ordered items making their shopping experience is faster, easier. more convenient, of course. for example, a customer can now search for lecce. that's spanish for milk. walmart says it plans a more comprehensive spanish search in the near future as well. well, restaurants and grocery stores say they are revamping operations in response to crime. some operators are going to limit hours. some will spend more on security. some are actually closing stores entirely. the wall street journal reports that 44% of the 1005 adults they surveyed earlier this month say they are more afraid to be in public because of bad behavior and rising violence. that's up from 39% in march. according to a national online survey by food service research from lisa im miller associates. well, an analyst believes netflix could be trying to cozy up to m

i'm monica passed. back to you. thank you, monica.s 7.19 and the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously passed a new plan. >> to put veterans at the top of the list for affordable housing district. 4 supervisor mark gordon led the initiative which has been in the works for 2 years. now, he says there are about 26,000 veterans living in san francisco and 1000 of them are homeless right now. thisa program is intended to prevent vets from losing their homes in the first place. and priority will also be given based on income. >> and this, this will help to prevent homelessness among veterans, which is at a crisis level, particularly among younger veterans. and and really the post 9.11, generation of veterans where they're disproportionately represented in our in our homeless population. >> the next step would be mayor breed signing off on this and then veterans who want to apply would do so. throw us through the mayor's office for housing. maher says there's also a 200 unit housing project for teachers in the works and they plan t

monica miller is in singapore.a: president rajapaksa has landed at the airport here, according to officials, saying he is here on a private visit and they are n offering asylum. the 73-year-old left his country wednesday for the maldives after violent protestors took over the presidential palace. officials here in singapore warned people not to protest, because it is illegal. even one person holding a banner can be considered an illegal mbly. and anyone who is a foreigner here who is protesting could be deported. it is unclear where his final whereabouts will be. ♪ >> let's turn to the u.k.. just five candidates remain in the running to be the next conservative party gator and prime minister. conservative mps voted in a series of secret ballots. let's listen to today's announcement. >> 49, bradman 27, more dan, 823, soon act, 101, trusts, 64, and 32. suellen bradman under the rules is eliminated from the contest and the others are able to go forward on monday. >>he remaining five candidates, former chancellor richi

now kick it back over to robening robin to talk about grants. >> thank you monica. i will discuss upcoming grant opportunities available through the shared spaces program and economic and work force development. there are a suite of assistance programs in place now that can help shared space operators deal with existing compliance issues, which we'll talk about more in detail later. make sure to gain ada compatibility and access and also get design support and technical support. for any of your constituents out there watching this presentation, please avail of the resources that are shown here on the slide. sf.gov/sf/shines or sf.gov/shared/spaces/eq uity. we just rond 2 of compliance grants for shared spaces. primarily targeted at small businesses operating parklets. these are some of the most complex sites to design appropriately and also make sure our accessible as well as safe. we will be opening another round, rond 3 later this summer targeted at the particular operators focused on bringing sites into ada and fire safety compliance. these will cover things like

now, monica, you've made a really good point in the past . i really i think it drives home these policy positions that they put into place. these are not an accident. the price of gas is it's not an accident. and then you have somebody like congressman tim ryan, who i served with in the house, he's running for senator there in ohio. he won't even show up. joe biden, the president of the united states, his own party comes to ohio and tim ryan is running for the united states senate. won't even show up with him. >> yeah, you know, jason , during the campaign, biden promised he would unify and unite all americans. and i guess he's accomplished that because he's actually united all of us in determining that his presidency is an historic catastrophe. so you've got republicans that have opposed his policies all along and now independents in droves. you've got democrat core constituencies like african-americans, latinos, americans, asian-americans, women, younger voters are all feeling the democratic party in droves. and you've got key democrats who

mÓnica, gracias por estar con nosotros.a propagaciÓn me gustarÍa conocer su reacciÓn. >> es un problema muy grande. la realidad es que ese causa, este virus se contagia a nivel de contacto fÍsico, puede ser que te toques la mano, un beso,puede ser el contacto fÍsico simplemente lo que ocurre, y eso estÁ ocurriendo en este momento el virus vemos que estÁ pasando en nuestra comunidad lgbtq+. la comunidad estÁ haciendo todo lo posible para que no tengamos esta situaciÓn, porque no queremos estar enfermos, no queremos estar con este miedo otra vez, como hemos visto en el pasado, como otros virus, lo que queremos todos en nuestras comunidades, seamos lgbtq o no, es tener mÁs vacunas, y que no nos enfoquemos en un simple juicio ni en estigmas. lo importante en este momento, como fue con el covid, con el vih, la ciencia y la buena comunicaciÓn para que todas las comunidades puedan protegerse, porque... carolina: mme gustarÍa preguntarle eso, si el contacto, para entenderlo bien, es piel con piel, y esta forma de contagio tan comÚn

>> you're rich now, so you'll have plenty. >>>> monica glasswork. yeah. yeah.o, look, i agree it's time that those of us who are bearing the brunt of all of these catastrophic policies mirror the other side and makehe them live with the consequences if they're inflicting on the rest of us . this is like divine justice. all of a sudden it happens to them. the first reaction, this is outrageous. we can't have this. we need to stop this. we can't afford to pay for this. you pay for this. this is what texas, arizona,s all these border states have been dealing with guys this year about pete. h congrats on the book. and straight ahead, we have a new update in the pelosi family corruption. you're notrr going to believe what her husband didev this tim. was it illegal? we investigate straight ahead. why are so many people turning to superbeets, crystal? because it would be crystal give you the energy and blood pressure support you want from real without to be super beat and swear by it. it gives me more healthy energy to keep up with my 100% people are inspired by the n

i'm monica belfast. have a great weekend. back to you guys.thank you to monica. >> well, 7.19 and the santa rosa city council is one step closer to giving itself a massive pay raise. the council approved a resolution for these raises. so the decision now goes to the voters. the raises would be based on the median income for a family of 3, which means that if approved the mayor's salary would go from the current $14,000, which doesn't sound like a whole lot to more than $100,000, which is a big bump if passed, the raises would go into effect in 2025, although some council members do admit that the drastic pay raise like this may not go over well with voters will see what they decide. governor gavin newsom's trip to washington, d.c., this week is generating more buzz about his potential presidential aspirations. the governor has repeatedly denied that he has an interest in running for the white house. newsom was in dc to receive an award from the education commission of the states bay area. political experts, though, say the governor is taking a

we are here at the world-famous santa monica pier celebrating america's 246th birthday.right. america the same age as joe biden. today we will ride some rides and make friends and get a contact high along the way because it's california. come on, let's go! we are celebrating america's 246th birthday. what your relationship with america? are you in love, going steady or want to see other countries? >> i am a disabled veteran service. >> this is a american hero who understands how lucky he is to live in this country, correct? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: who do you trust with their medical advice? dr. fauci or dr. dre? >> dr. dre. >> dr. dre. >> dr. fauci. >> reporter: it's california. that's what's up. if you could go to any celebrities fourth of july party, any celebrity, who would you go to? >> snoop. >> reporter: snoop's fourth of july party. >> morgan wolin. a little country music action. >> reporter: what is your relationship with america? >> i have been hitchhiking across america recently. i've been talking to a lot of people. like the past month and a half. >> reporte

i'm monica belfast. have a great weekend. thanks to to monica.covid-19 case rates across the nation are outpacing demand for a second booster shot because many say there. >> holding off on getting boosted despite doctors saying it provides the best protection against the virus. some think it might be best to wait until updated. vaccines are potentially release later this year. but doctors say delaying your shot could carry deadly risks. >> potential that at vaccines may be coming down the line that includes variants. but they're still kind of work. not happened. wouldn't way that would be like not wearing your seat belt all summer because maybe they'll be a better seat belt and the and in the fall. >> 2 shots is the in the primary series and a single booster dose does not appear to be enough to start off the most recent omicron subvariants according to the cdc, the second booster decreases your risk of death by 4 times. the white house is holding out. president biden's covid diagnosis is maybe a chance to teach people something and they're trying